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Bell Ross and Daniel Strom have introduced a new motto to the collection
The steel tonneau-shaped case of the base watch demonstrates hand-engraved fluorescent gothic skulls. The glance is caught by five large skulls at each corner of the timepiece. The crown also looks like a skull. Bell Ross and Daniel Strom have introduced a new motto to the collection: "Quod tu es, ego fui, quod ego sum, tu eris" translated as "I was what you are, and what I am you shall be." The motto has been suggested by the statement on the tombstone of a famous Roman legionary.

In doubt about new PO C size....
First off: I'm recently converted I own and use a Rolex Explorer II - but I've falled in love with the new PO C. Partly because I'd like a bit more eyecatching everyday watch (I will keep the Rolex for more formal occasions) and partly because I find the Omega amazing!My question for you fellow watch-lovers is: Do you think it's alright to wear a 45,5 if you you're slim and your wrist isn't very sturdy? I'm not a small guy - 183cm - just not bigboned The watch I'll be buying:23230465101001-40.jpgMy arm with current watch:Explorer.jpgAnd my arm with old version PO C when I tried it in store:PO1.jpgI found the old version PO C to look great on my arm in the shop. And the new PO (found in other shop - just didn't take picture) looked even smaller actually. I guess it was due to the matt finish. Any critique - also negative - is welcome. I'd guess I'm not the first one to make this consideration before buying

What are your thoughts on the 5100p
I find myself recently, and strangely rather, being drawn to the unconventional shape of the 5100, particularly with the black dial(p). Should I snap out of it and just take my medications as advised and forget about it?? Just wondering what others thoughts are on this watch?

When Did Rolex Stop Supplying Black Bay Rose Blue Bezels to ADs?
EDIT: I meant blue bezel, not blue dialIf an AD has a new Black Bay 79220B in its cases, whats the least amount of time its been there, i.e., when was Rolex last sending that model to ADs?I'm wondering how long its been sitting in the AD case and how badly the AD wants to get it out of their cases so they can invest the money into other stock.